Editable fields by asset state—Fixed Assets Management

An asset's state determines which fields are editable.

Editable fields by asset state (Yes=Editable, No=Not editable)
Ready for review In service Disposed
Asset ID No No No
Asset name Yes Yes Yes
Serial number Yes Yes Yes
Asset tag Yes Yes Yes
Status Yes Yes Yes
State

Yes, by placing in service.

Yes, by placing back in review or disposing.

Yes, by placing back in service.
Acquisition date Yes, for day and month only, not year. No No
In-service date N/A

No

Consider placing the asset back in review and then in service again to change the date.

No
Depreciate Yes No No
Quantity Yes No No
Asset cost

Yes, if the asset was not created from a bill or purchasing transaction.

No No
Salvage value Yes No No
Asset type Yes Yes Yes
Parent asset Yes Yes Yes
Description Yes Yes Yes
Notes Yes Yes Yes
Attachment Yes Yes Yes
Source Yes, if you edit the source bill. Yes, if you edit the source bill. Yes, if you edit the source bill.
Source line no. Yes, if you edit the source bill. Yes, if you edit the source bill. Yes, if you edit the source bill.
Asset classification

Yes, if the asset was not created from a bill or purchasing transaction.

No No
Asset GL account

Yes, if the asset was not created from a bill or purchasing transaction.

No No
Accumulated depreciation GL account Yes No No
Depreciation expense GL account Yes No No
Disposal GL account Yes Yes Yes
Depreciation rule ID No No No
Depreciation method Yes No No
Depreciation rate Yes No No
Journal posting rule Yes No No
Useful life Yes No No
Useful life units Yes, by editing the journal posting rule. No No
Convention Yes, by editing the journal posting rule. No No
Journal ID Yes, by editing the journal posting rule. No No
Book ID Yes, by editing the journal posting rule. No No
Allocation Yes Yes No
Dimensions

Yes

To change the location to a different entity, transfer the asset.

Yes

To change the location to a different entity, transfer the asset.

No
User-defined dimensions Yes Yes No
Custom fields Yes Yes Yes